Asexual reproduction in "Ascomycota" takes place by
Correct answer: B. Conidia
- A. Spores
- B. Conidia
- C. Fragmentation
- D. Fission
Explanation
Conidia, on the other hand, are asexual spores produced by Ascomycota fungi. They are formed at the tips or sides of specialized hyphae called conidiophores and are easily dispersed to initiate new fungal growth. Conidia are a key mechanism of asexual reproduction in Ascomycota fungi.
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